A) Between the Caelian, Esquiline and Palatine Hills B) Near the Tiber River C) Outside the city walls D) On top of the Palatine Hill
A) The Pantheon B) Domus Aurea C) The Roman Forum D) The Flavian Palace
A) It was funded by public taxes B) It was built for free for all citizens C) It returned land appropriated by Nero to the public D) It replaced the Senate house
A) First Jewish–Roman War B) Gallic Wars C) Punic Wars D) Civil War of 69 AD
A) Limestone B) Tuff C) Marble D) Cement
A) Nero B) Domitian C) Titus D) Vespasian
A) To house animals and slaves B) To provide extra seating C) To store decorative banners D) To drain water from the arena
A) A fire B) A barbarian invasion C) A siege D) An earthquake
A) Honorius B) Theodoric the Great C) Theodosius II D) Vespasian
A) 435 AD B) 523 AD C) 508 AD D) 443 AD
A) Rome, Italy B) Athens, Greece C) Madrid, Spain D) Paris, France
A) Hadrian B) Domitian C) Vespasian D) Nero
A) 100,000 B) 50,000 C) 65,000 D) 80,000
A) Way of the Cross B) Mock sea battles C) Coronation of the Pope D) Gladiatorial contests
A) Hadrian B) Vespasian C) Domitian D) Titus
A) 2 euro coin B) 1 euro coin C) 10 euro cent coin D) 5 euro cent coin
A) Senate meetings B) Animal hunts C) Imperial elections D) Marketplace trading
A) The Late Roman Empire B) Early medieval era C) Classical antiquity D) The Renaissance
A) Amphitheatrum Caesareum B) Colosseus Solis C) Amphitheatrum Flavium D) Amphitheatrum Romanum |